The Q&A with A.P.C.

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The Q & A with A. P. C. features conversations with artists, cultural figures, policy-makers, performers, and other innovators living in Virginia.... more

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The podcast currently has 43 episodes available.

The Q&A with A.P.C. episodes:

October 31, 2018 Episode 43 - Kisha Moore
Kisha Moore, owner of Hummingbird Macarons, sat down with Andrew to talk about how she creates new flavors from her experiences and memories, she offers tips on cooking and baking with children, she tells the story of the building collapse that almost ruined her business, and we discuss everything about baking the most difficult and the most sought after cookie in the world.

This episode was recorded at the Slover Library in downtown Norfolk, Va.

For more information on Hummingbird Macarons visit: www.hummingbirdmacarons.com
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34min
September 30, 2018 Episode 42 - Brad McMurran & Sean Devereux
Brad McMurran and Sean Devereux of The Push Comedy Theater sat down with Andrew to talk about what draws people to sketch and improv comedy, training at the Upright Citizens Brigade, opening The Push Comedy Theater, and all about the power of agreeing and seeing what happens next.
This episode was recorded at The Slover Library in downtown Norfolk, Va.
For more information: www.pushcomedytheater.com
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44min
August 31, 2018 Episode 41 - Justin Mason
Justin Mason (Director of the Pretlow Planetarium at Old Dominion University) sat down with Andrew to talk about why people are still angry about Pluto, what's in the center of a black hole, the chances of Earth getting struck by an asteroid, the search for extraterrestrials, and the greatest mysteries in the universe.
This episode was recorded at the Perry Library on the campus of Old Dominion University.
For more information: www.odu.edu/planetarium
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52min
July 31, 2018 Episode 40 - Jarrell Williams (Nomarama)
Jarrell Williams (food writer, founder and host of Nomarama) sat down with Andrew to talk about how to find the best places to eat where you live and what makes the perfect burger. He also shares the best piece of advice he's received, his thoughts on Burger King, beets, and whether or not to cut sandwiches into triangles or halves.
This episode was recorded at Andrew's home in Norfolk, Va.
For more information on Nomarama visit www.nomarama.org
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39min
June 30, 2018 Episode 39 - Linda McGreevy
Linda McGreevy (Naro Video co-founder and professor emerita at Old Dominion University) sat down with Andrew to talk about the secret to having a 20th century business in the 21st century. She also shares her feelings on the death of Blockbuster Video, what the B-52's were like as students, and her personal fight to get women artists their proper recognition and respect.
This episode was recorded at Andrew's home in Norfolk, Va.
For more information on Naro Video visit narovideo.org
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39min
May 31, 2018 Episode 38 - Thom White
Architect Thom White (Work Program Architects) sat down with Andrew to talk about his early drawings for Dungeons and Dragons, his love of Burning Man and how you can help create a 50-foot-tall birthday cake. He also shares his thoughts on how buildings get made, his favorite building on the planet, and the invention that has most helped and hurt architecture.
CORRECTION: In the introduction to this episode, Thom was said to be the current director of Re:Vision Norfolk. He is the former director. Additionally, Thom stated that the La Tourette Monastery was constructed in the 1930 or 1940's. It was built in the late 1950's and opened in 1960.
This episode was recorded at Andrew's home in Norfolk, Va.
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46min
April 25, 2018 Episode 37 - LIVE at Old Dominion University
In this special unedited live episode, Andrew hosts a conversation about the film, "American Dreamer" in a Facebook Livestream event recorded April 12th, 2018 at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Va.
In this film panel discussion, Derrick Borte, David Mallin, and Nate Villar, give a behind-the-scenes peek into the making of "American Dreamer" and provide insights on how you can be part of future film projects at Old Dominion University.
Written and directed by Derrick Borte, "American Dreamer" is the result of a partnership between Storyland Pictures, The Virginia Film Commission, and Old Dominion University. The film tells the story of a down on his luck Uber driver named Cam who is played by comedian and actor Jim Gaffigan. Cam makes extra cash driving a drug dealer around town, but when he finds himself in a serious financial bind he makes a decision that has chilling consequences.
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36min
March 31, 2018 Episode 36 - Awon
Hip-hop recording artist, Awon, sat down with Andrew to talk about growing up in Brooklyn, N.Y. and how he found his way to hip-hop. He also shares his thoughts on Donald Trump, the youth of today, Michael Jordan, cereal, fame and fortune, and more.
Awon's new album, "The Actual Proof" is available now on Don't Sleep Records.
This episode was recorded at Andrew's house in Norfolk, Va.
For more information about Awon and his music visit: awonandphoniks.com & dontsleeprecords.com
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53min
February 28, 2018 Episode 35 - Remembering Nancy
Andrew's adoptive mother, Nancy, passed away surrounded by family on February 14, 2018. She was 73. In June 2017, Andrew interviewed his adoptive mother and his biological mother in a special three-part episode.
As a tribute to his late mother, we present this encore presentation of Episode 26 "Nancy & Nancy." We hope you find inspiration and comfort in their story.
Episode 26 Orignial Description:
In this special episode, Andrew sits down with Nancy, his adoptive mother, and Nancy, his biological mother, to discuss their lives and experiences with adoption and the amazing and unlikely discoveries that were made along the way.
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55min
January 30, 2018 Episode 34 - Matthew Fine
Businessman, sculptor, and filmmaker Matthew Fine sat down with Andrew to talk about his life as a sculptor, how his father created Wave Riding Vehicles in 1967 and the story of their iconic logo, his experience attending a Quaker boarding school, and the lessons he learned writing, directing, and editing Art Show Bingo.
This episode was recorded at Matthew's house in Norfolk, Va.
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48min

FAQs about The Q&A with A.P.C.:

How many episodes does The Q&A with A.P.C. have?

The podcast currently has 43 episodes available.